Tag: Ransomware attack

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Recent Advances in Artificial Intelligence

An Examination Whether the Latest AI Products are Anything More Than Powerful New Tools If you work in security or even tech, odds are you can’t stop hearing about recent advancements in artificial intelligence and how they will be humankind’s undoing. With the introduction of products like ChatGPT, OpenAI, or ChatSonic, it’s undeniable that the… Read more »

Tales from the Road: The Anatomy of Password Attacks

It’s time to rethink your password policy to prevent modern password attacks.  If you think your company’s policy of requiring passwords to have a minimum length of eight characters, in addition to other complexity requirements, is sufficient to effectively prevent modern password attacks, think again.   Our client, a global corporation with business units in more… Read more »

Tales From the Road: A Wake-Up Call to the Food Production Industry

Tighten Cybersecurity Controls Before the Next Ransomware Attack Comes to You Food production is highly regulated by the Federal Food & Drug Administration (FDA) and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to ensure food safety. However, the computer systems that are used to accomplish and maintain food safety processes don’t fall under the purview of those… Read more »